India's Test skipper Virat Kohli became the first batsman to score a century in the three-match series when he stroked his way to a career-best 211 on Day of the 3rd Test in Indore on Wednesday.
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It was the second double century by Kohli in the space of six Tests and three months. He is the only Indian to hit two double centuries as a Test captain.
And, after India won the third Test against New Zealand on Tuesday, the captain expressed his gratitude towards batting coach Sanjay Bangar at the post-match press conference.
"I want to thank Sanjay Bangar, he's the batting coach and he gives one the assurance that ‘you're playing well, stay in this zone'. This is a big help. Many times you are in such a position that you are thinking about many things, but there should be some person who could talk with you, share your load and thoughts. He does that on a regular basis. So I thank him. Many people ignore the hard work the support staff does behind the scenes, the role it plays."
